5th October 2016

James Hay Partnership launches with Panacea Adviser

James Hay Partnership, the platform for retirement wealth planning has joined the growing community of Panacea Adviser.

James Hay has been working with financial advisers and investors for over 30 years to administer pensions, savings and investments in a cost and tax efficient way. Today nearly 56,000* investors trust them to look after more than £20 billion* worth of pension and investment savings.

James Hay challenges industry norms as they respond to changing investor needs - from being the first SIPP provider in the UK, through to developing the modular approach to retirement wealth planning, launched in 2013.

The Modular iSIPP embraces fair and flexible pricing meaning the investor only pays for what they use, while they use it. This has now been evolved through the Modular iPlan to include other non-pension wrappers such as GIAs and ISAs.

You can find content from James Hay throughout the Panacea website for example on:  tools- pensions, literature - wraps and platforms, learning and development and events & webinars.

 

 

 

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